I, too, have embarked on an epic quest: a search for the perfect swimming pool.
It turned out that he, too, had embarked on the same quest, about 20 years ago when he was giving cooking classes in Hong Kong and kept encountering a strange new sauce with an odd name.
Not only did his radical discoveries about the movement of the stars free them from the "crystal vault" that received truth insistently claimed fastened them to the sky, but his insights suggested something even more dangerous: that we, too, are embarked on a great voyage, that we are free and without the easy support that dogma provides.
Conversely, interculturalists have too quickly embarked on the treacherous train of diversity, including its instrumentalist and business-minded variant of "diversity advantage" (Zapata-Barrero, 2017, p. 13).
Syms explains how she too has embarked on this cultural journey on an individual basis: "As a child nerd, a teenage punk, an art student, and beyond, I've always had eclectic interests.
Jessica Ennis will be completing the heptathlon then, too, after embarking on her two-day mission this morning.
Once they have made sure they will not make the same mistakes, they, too, should embark on the journey.
It is not until a sequence on the wonder of a burgeoning relationship that the former acuteness returns, and we realise, along with the poet, that "the word go" can refer to a journey on which we, too, are embarking.
I've not stepped foot in the place for years, worried that at the grand old age of 24 I'm too old to visit sincerely, too young to embark on nostalgic waltzes through the sites of youth.
On the economy, it argued that the state had been spending too freely, and thus embarked on a courageous course of deficit-reduction.
